It's clear that the admitting behaviour of junior doctors changes at the weekend - Stefan Scholtes - Sign up to receive our weekly research email.

We now understand how adult liver cells respond to the changes caused by tissue injury. This paves the way for exciting future work to boost cell regeneration in chronic liver disease.

The 1960s were suffused with violence, anxiety and a sense of looming doom - James Riley - Cambridge University Library unveils the rich histories, struggles and hidden labours of Women at Cambridge.

Our study shows that switching to inhalers which are better for the environment could help individuals, and the NHS as a whole, reduce their impact on the climate significantly.

Upcycling is a concrete action a single human being can take to make a difference - Wendalyn Nichols - Sign up to receive our weekly research email.

Risks arising from the domains of technology, environment, biology and warfare don't fall neatly into government's view of the world - Gabriel Recchia and Haydn Belfield Sign up to receive our week

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Our work highlighting unacceptably high rates of suicide in autistic people was published 5 years ago, yet almost no new support has been provided.